Study the given numbers and justify why each of them cannot be a perfect square 34567
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34567 is not a perfect number.
The number supplied to us is 34567.
A number can be a perfect if it ends with the unit digit of the number formed from the square of numbers from 0 to 9.
0² = 0. Eg. 100
1² = 1. Eg. 81
2² = 4. Eg. 64
3² = 9. Eg. 169
4² = 16. Eg. 36
5² = 25. Eg. 625
6² = 36. Eg. 256
7² = 49. Eg. 529
8² = 64. Eg. 144
9² = 81. Eg. 121
We see that none of the perfect squares obtained have 7 in their units place.
So, 34567 is not a perfect number.
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